ALBANY — A majority of voters wants to give Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver the boot over the way he handled sexual-harassment claims against pervy ex-pol Vito Lopez.

Fifty-two percent of state voters think Silver (pictured) should step down, according to a Siena College Poll released yesterday.

They say he “failed the people of New York and the women who worked for Lopez by not addressing the issue appropriately and by not being completely honest.”

“A majority of Republicans and independents, downstate suburbanites and upstaters, men and women, and a plurality of Democrats and New York City voters believe Speaker Silver should step down,” said Siena pollster Steven Greenberg.

A Quinnipiac University poll earlier this month had similar findings.

The Siena poll shows Silver with a dismal 20 percent approval rating.

Last month, the state Joint Commission on Public Ethics released a scathing report showing that as many as eight female staffers claimed they were sexually harassed by Lopez, a majority after Silver approved a $103,000 taxpayer settlement with the first two accusers.

Voters are becoming more displeased with Gov. Cuomo, who has seen record low job-approval numbers in recent months. His favorability rating of 58 is down from 64 percent last month, marking his lowest showing since taking office. Only half of voters approve of the job he’s doing.